India’s Iconic Festivals

Karwa Chauth is more than just fasting — it’s a celebration of love, faith, and togetherness. Explore its rituals, moonrise time, sargi thali, and the story behind this beautiful festival observed by married women across India.

Imagine standing in a sea of excited faces, watching a towering 100-foot Ravana effigy go up in flames while thousands cheer around you. That’s the magic waiting for you on Dussehra 2026.Get ready for one of India’s most spectacular festivals! Dussehra 2026 falls on Tuesday, October 20th, and across the nation, towering effigies will burn,

Navratri 2026 will be observed from October 11 to 19, with each day dedicated to a unique goddess and symbolic color. Discover the complete Navratri 2026 dates, color chart, goddess list, rituals, and the spiritual meaning of Dussehra. Celebrate devotion, traditions, and auspicious new beginnings with this complete guide to Sharad Navratri 2026.

Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 falls on 14 September, here’s your complete guide to the festival’s date, muhurat, puja vidhi, visarjan, history, eco-friendly celebration tips, decorations, and festive recipes. A Festival Where Devotion Meets Celebration In September 2026, as the monsoon clouds begin to thin over Mumbai’s skyline, the streets will come alive with vibrant decorations, festive lights, and the

Raksha Bandhan 2026 will be celebrated on Friday, 28 August 2026, across India and among Indian communities worldwide. As the day of joy approaches, now is the time to plan your celebrations — from buying rakhis and gifts to organizing family gatherings and understanding the correct Shubh Muhurat. Across India — from bustling metros to

Still confused whether Janmashtami 2025 is on August 15 or 16? Here’s a clear breakdown of tithi, Rohini nakshatra, midnight muhurat, and fasting rules based on scriptural logic and not assumptions.

When is Samvatsari 2026? Full Paryushan calendar, Jain fasting rules, Micchhami Dukkadam meaning, and rituals explained — Digambar & Shwetambar traditions included.

Janmashtami 2026 will be celebrated on Wednesday, 4th September. Discover the exact puja muhurat, midnight rituals, and rare devotional facts every Krishna devotee must know.